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Ministers say the documents will tackle "hair-raising scare stories" about leaving the EU with no deal.

Antibiotics should rarely be given for coughs - in most cases they do little to help, officials say.

The pair have a daughter but could not afford a second round of IVF until a Facebook group intervened.

The 93-year-old bridge is a familiar site between Newcastle and Gateshead.

Coachloads of tourists are turning up at Scotts Fish and Chips near York every week.

Claire Hughes quit school at 16 to work in a cupcake shop but the story didn't end there.

Four ambulance trusts report taking at least 24 hours to reach some people who called for help.

Most roadworks are being finished or lifted, but 40 sets will stay in place for safety reasons.

GCSE results are to be revealed - with England now switching to new 9 to 1 grades.

Mary and Colette Moore are both getting ready to go to hospital to have the surgery.

Advice for students, from students, on how to cope with exam results day.

Trump presidency troubles, an impending diabetes epidemic, and a new BBC tax make the front pages.

The Aeolus spacecraft launches into orbit to make the first truly global maps of wind behaviour.

Firms like Google may have to pay for public interest journalism coverage, Labour leader will say.

Children are moved out of a creche after two pipe bomb-type devices are found by workmen in Belfast.

Natasha Abrahart had told University of Bristol staff she was feeling suicidal, a coroner hears.

The 57-year-old man has been held on suspicion of murdering Diane Stewart at her home in 2010.

Sky's Colin Brazier says letter received weeks after his wife died from breast cancer "needs noting".

Ruby Campbell says she has received death threats since the trial of her boyfriend's killers.

Alfie Spain, 12, was left crying and vomiting after Lancashire Police sprayed Stoke City supporters.